Category: Stocks

Rosenblatt Securities’ Brian Blair and Bloomberg’s Cory Johnson break down Facebook’s first-quarter earnings report on Bloomberg Television’s “Street Smart.” (Source: Bloomberg) In my opinion: This Bloomberg video celebrates Facebook as a big winner after their Q1 earnings report. The title of the video is “what analysts are missing”. What analysts...

Facebook reported Q4 earnings and the numbers were great! Consequently, the stock price surged. Everyone invested in the company is smiling and some of those that are not, are not so happy. Don’t be sad, if you are not invested, not everything that shines is Gold! Here is why: The...

The recent Twitter IPO brought back the time of the “first Internet bubble” over a decade ago. “You got a website? You can go public!” Whether you make money or not, didn’t really matter. And so it doesn’t with Twitter. The company has already lost over $100 million this year...

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Twitter’s IPO is coming up on Thursday. Big and small investors are hanging on to see what is going to happen. Will it be a success, or will it be a Facebook like IPO event? Here is the latest and some past info about the popular social media platform. If...

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Gene Munster is known in some circles as the “Apple Oracle.” As a sale side research analyst for Piper Jaffrey, it’s his responsibility to predict what kind of impact a new Apple product will have on the company’s stock, as well as what kind of impact it will have on...

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The equity market offers the best bet to beat inflation, but stock picking can be tricky. However, if you know the rules of the game and don’t let your emotions rule your decisions, you can build a profitable stock portfolio. Here’s how:

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“A lot of people in our industry haven’t had very diverse experiences. So they don’t have enough dots to connect, and they end up with very linear solutions without a broad perspective on the problem. The broader one’s understanding of the human experience, the better design we will have”.

-Steve Jobs-

He didn't make that remark in regards to social media, but it fits right in.